Courtesy of Balenciaga

Balenciaga wants to know: are you a cat person or a dog person?

The label just dropped an extremely cute capsule line of fluffy kitten and puppy-emblazoned styles

Having previously linked up with the World Food Programme on a collection of charitable merch to combat hunger, Balenciaga is now doing its bit for the extremely cute fluffy kittens and puppies of the world. 

Dropping a new capsule line named I LOVE PETS (caps extremely necessary), the label is set to donate a percentage of proceeds to French animal protection charity La Société Protectrice des Animaux – or La SPA for short. 

With signature oversized tees and hoodies on the line-up, alongside accessories and jewellery, pieces are emblazoned with photos of Balenciaga employees’ rescued animals, as well as “I Love Cats”, “I Love Dogs”, and “Woof Woof”. 

Other styles feature a phone number that, when dialled, directs the caller to a Balenciaga hotline that offers info about adopting pets from shelters, and we mean: sob

In other Balenciaga-related news, the label recently announced that its upcoming collection is set to land via a new videogame. Keep your eyes peeled for more on that front next week.

Head to the I LOVE PETS page to see the full line, play animal-related games, and submit pics of your own four-legged friend here.

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